[PLUG] [Fwd: Backup Central / Help me decide what's in my next book?]

[JP Vossen <jp@jpsdomain.org>]

Background
I have and *really* like the "part 1" book _Backup & Recovery_ which 
focuses on backing up using non-commercial tools.  For a few more 
details see my review here: 
http://www.pantug.org/forum/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=&TOPIC_ID=574.

The "part 2" book is to cover commercial tools with global Enterprise 
scalability (my interpretation).  IMO he provides great, fair and 
balanced coverage of F/OSS tools and OS' in book one, and I have no 
reason to think that won't be true in book two.

My personal backup system uses some ideas from his first book, and I'd 
like to contribute to the second but I'm not an enterprise-level backup 
admin.  But I suspect there are probably a few on this list...


-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Backup Central / Help me decide what's in my next book?
Date: Sun, 21 Oct 2007 20:48:47 -0700
From: W. Curtis Preston <cpreston@glasshouse.com>
To: jp

This is an email from 'Backup Central'

Message:
You're receiving this email because you're a registered user of 
BackupCentral.com.  I'm not out to spam you; this is only my second such 
email this year, so please don't be alarmed if you're a new user.

I'm looking for volunteers to help review the work-in-progress outline 
for my upcoming book, Enterprise Backup & Beyond (or some title like 
that).  I'm really struggling with what to put in this one, so I could 
use some opinions.  I can't promise you much, but I can mention you (and 
the company you work for if you want) in the acknowledgments section of 
the book.

If you're interested in such things, just reply to this email and I'll 
tell you how you can help.  You can look at as little or as much as 
you'd like.

--
Later,
JP
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